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February 7th 07, 04:41 AM
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Hourly seismic data forms a perfect crescent. Check it out.
U.S. West Coast Region (Oregon Center) near perfect hourly arc
formation. Here's one of my earthquake forecast charts. Check out the top chart: http://www.angelfire.com/planet/thre...kes/oregon.bmp Nature does some weird things. Good luck, Steve PS I'm always looking for data to forecast. If anyone knows of a precip link for east or west coast of USA please let me know. |
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